Fact 1: Autism Canada has been the hub of knowledge and understanding about Autism Spectrum Disorder in Canada since 1976.
Fact 2: they work with a provincial and territorial council that is made up of autism organizations from coast to coast. Autism Canada is the result of an amalgamation of two national autism organizations, Autism Society Canada, and Autism Canada Foundation.
List of Atlantic Canadian NGO’s (at least 6)
Worker Appeal Services
Family First Human Services Inc
Karing Kitchen
C I E V A
Fresh Beginning
Community Autism Center
Name of your NGO
Autism Canada
Mission of NGO
"The strategic objectives of Autism Canada focus on changing the future for those living with autism and their families. We are committed to creating and advocating for universal access to the best treatments, servicesand supports"
History of NGO
"Autism Canada is the result of an amalgamation of two national autism organizations, Autism SocietyCanada (est. 1976) and Autism CanadaFoundation(est. 2002). Both were trailblazers on their own. When they came together to reflect on how to best support the Canadian autism community, the two realized that collectively they could do much more than they could individually. The result is Autism Canada – the only autism advocacy organization with a national perspective on the issues currently facing those with ASD, their families and other stakeholders."
Overview (Details: who, what, when, how, why)
this basically explains it.
(this has been copied and pasted from theyre website) "Autism Canada has been the hub of knowledge and understanding about Autism Spectrum Disorder in Canada since 1976. Our mandate is to work collaboratively with our provincial and territorial organizations, associations and societies to champion ASD priorities. We curate the exchange of information between individuals with ASD, families, professionals, researchers, governments and the public. Autism Canada actively encourages the sharing of best practices and programs, and advocates passionately for Canadians living with autism."
Reason of choosing NGO
Because I, personally, have Autism myself (though I am unsure if Asbergers is still considered Autism) and I would very much like to find out more about it.
disclaimer: alto of this information has been copied and pasted from Autism Canada's website.
Title
Autism Canada
Definition of NGO
Link: https://autismcanada.org/about-us/
Fact 1: Autism Canada has been the hub of knowledge and understanding about Autism Spectrum Disorder in Canada since 1976.
Fact 2: they work with a provincial and territorial council that is made up of autism organizations from coast to coast.
Autism Canada is the result of an amalgamation of two national autism organizations, Autism Society Canada, and Autism Canada Foundation.
List of Atlantic Canadian NGO’s (at least 6)
Name of your NGO
Autism Canada
Mission of NGO
"The strategic objectives of Autism Canada focus on changing the future for those living with autism and their families. We are committed to creating and advocating for universal access to the best treatments, services and supports"
History of NGO
"Autism Canada is the result of an amalgamation of two national autism organizations, Autism Society Canada (est. 1976) and Autism Canada Foundation(est. 2002). Both were trailblazers on their own. When they came together to reflect on how to best support the Canadian autism community, the two realized that collectively they could do much more than they could individually. The result is Autism Canada – the only autism advocacy organization with a national perspective on the issues currently facing those with ASD, their families and other stakeholders."
Overview (Details: who, what, when, how, why)
this basically explains it.
(this has been copied and pasted from theyre website)
"Autism Canada has been the hub of knowledge and understanding about Autism Spectrum Disorder in Canada since 1976. Our mandate is to work collaboratively with our provincial and territorial organizations, associations and societies to champion ASD priorities. We curate the exchange of information between individuals with ASD, families, professionals, researchers, governments and the public. Autism Canada actively encourages the sharing of best practices and programs, and advocates passionately for Canadians living with autism."
Reason of choosing NGO
Because I, personally, have Autism myself (though I am unsure if Asbergers is still considered Autism) and I would very much like to find out more about it.